There is a certain hindsight people gain after going through an experience or a time, and it causes them to wonder why they did what did and how they did not see what they were doing was wrong. History is all about learning from previous mistakes, and history has showed us that civil disobedience is a powerful way to stand up for something that is not right.
There is a connection between the type of people who engage in peaceful protest and the laws they are fighting for or against. That is, people who recognize them that violence is not the answer and who go about change in a civilized manner have a 6th sense. That sense being hindsight. They are able to recognize that an unjust law is no law at all (King Jr.). If the civil, conscience people of America calls a law into question, …show more content…
By choosing to to stay peaceful even when they were being verbally and physically assaulted, told a lot about the character of each of those men and women fighting for their freedom. It says, I am done fighting for something that should not have to be fought for, for it is my constitutional right to be considered equal in everything the world has to offer me as an individual of African American decent. It says, I am a civilized, loving, patient human being just like every other American citizen no matter the color of their skin. The Civil Rights Movement showed America that African Americans have just as much character as any other human